but it does give an adapter error before Windows boots
>up

Windows is telling you that your adaptor isn't set up correctly...it
doesn't see it...probably because it is looking at the wrong IRQ. The card
could be running fine on the wrong address. Use the cards diagnostic to
find out what address it is using and then make sure Windows is looking at
that address.

m

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>I am setting up a 2 machine network at home in order to share files and a
>cable modem. One machine is running Win NT Server and Win98 and the other is
>running Win NT Server and Win95. I have been able to browse the network to
>see the machine running 95 but cannot ping that machine even though I am
>using the correct ip address. At no time have I been able to access any
>files on the machine whether it is running 95 or Server. All access rights
>are correct. The diagnostics program for the card shows it is running fine
>(NE2000 compatible) but it does give an adapter error before Windows boots
>up. For the time being we have not hooked up the cable modem (plans are to
>use Wingate 3.0) so this is not a factor. The machines are in the same room
>using coaxial cable and all terminations are proper. Any ideas???? Many
>thanks.
>
>Shawn M. Shea
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